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Not to be confused with the dub of the same name.

Vila Sésamo (also known as Sésamo) is the Brazilian co-production of Sesame Street. It originally aired on Rede Globo and TV Cultura from October 12, 1972 to 1974. In 1974, the program was nationalized by Globo and continued to air there until 1977 with the TV Cultura also airing the second season until 1975. It was then revived in 2007 and aired on TV Cultura from October 29, 2007 to 2016. It was then modified to be called Sésamo, and debuted on TV Cultura on December 19, 2016.

This page only covers the cast of the dubbed segments from this co-production.

Cast[]

Character Actor[3]
Ernie (Sesame Street)
Ênio
Muíbo César Cury
Herry Monster (Sesame Street)
Tonho Monstro
Rowlf the Dog (Sesame Street)
Rowlf
Bert (Sesame Street)
Beto
Ionei Silva
Guy Smiley (Sesame Street)
João Sorriso
Professor Hastings (Sesame Street)
Professor Soneca
Cookie Monster (Sesame Street)
Come-Come
Gastão Malta
Grover (older design, Sesame Street)
Cosmo
Líbero Miguel
Kermit (Sesame Street)
Caco, o Sapo
Raimundo Duprat
Sherlock Hemlock (Sesame Street)
Pantaleão
Granny Fanny Nesselrode (Sesame Street)
Vovó Chiquinha
Helena Samara
Beautiful Day Monster (Sesame Street, early)
Beautiful Day Monster (Sesame Street)
Dudu
Carlos Seidl
Little Bird (Sesame Street)
Little Bird
Gastão Renné

Character Actor[3]
Big Bird (Sesame Street)
Garibaldo
Fernando Gomes
Oscar the Grouch (Sesame Street)
Gugu, o Rabugento
Mauro Ramos
Grover (Sesame Street)
Grover
Snuffy (Sesame Street)
Funga-Funga
Guy Smiley (Sesame Street)
Guy Smiley
Ernie (Sesame Street)
Ênio
Marcelo Torreão
Marco Ribeiro (2009-2015)
Bert (Sesame Street)
Beto
Marcelo Torreão
Cookie Monster (Sesame Street)
Come-Come
Luiz Carlos Persy
Marco Ribeiro (singing, 2009-2015)
Kermit (Sesame Street)
Sapo Caco
Hélio Ribeiro
Marco Ribeiro (singing, 2009-2015)
Prairie Dawn (Sesame Street)
Sofia Sabida
Aline Ghezzi
Miriam Ficher
Mr. Johnson (Sesame Street)
Sr. Johnson
José Santa Cruz
Count von Count (Sesame Street)
Conde
Guilherme Briggs
Marco Ribeiro (singing, 2009-2015)
Two-Headed Monster 1 (Sesame Street)
Two-Headed Monster 2 (Sesame Street)
Monstro de Duas Cabeças
Marco Ribeiro
Telly Monster (Sesame Street)
Telly
Samir Murad
Elmo (Sesame Street)
Elmo
Alexandre Moreno
Baby Bear (Sesame Street)
Bebê Urso
Clécio Souto
Papa Bear (Sesame Street)
Papai Urso
Cláudio Galvan
Hoots the Owl (Sesame Street)
Hoots a Coruja
Júlio Chaves (speaking)
Unidentified voice (singing)
Rosita (Sesame Street)
Rosita
Jullie
Zoe (Sesame Street)
Zoe
Flávia Saddy
Sylvia Salustti

Character Actor[4]
Big Bird (Sesame Street)
Garibaldo
Falcon Mantovani (2019-???)
Paulo Henrique
Oscar the Grouch (Sesame Street)
Oscar, o Rabugento
André Milano
Ernie (Sesame Street)
Ênio
Grover (Sesame Street)
Grover
Count von Count (Sesame Street)
Conde de Contar
Bert (Sesame Street)
Beto
André Milano (2016-2022)
Leonardo Delvage (2022-present)
Cookie Monster (Sesame Street)
Come-Come
Paulo Henrique
Hugo Picchi
Prairie Dawn (Sesame Street)
Sofia Sabida
Carla Gmursckzy
Mr. Johnson (Sesame Street)
Sr. Johnson
Sérgio Rufino
Snuffy (Sesame Street)
Funga-Funga
Tiaggo Guimarães
Two-Headed Monster 1 (Sesame Street)
Two-Headed Monster 2 (Sesame Street)
Monstro de Duas Cabeças
Paulo Henrique
Telly Monster (Sesame Street)
Telly
Reinaldo Rodriguez
Elmo (Sesame Street)
Elmo
Kelly Guidotti
Mae (Sesame Street)
Mae
Baby Bear (Sesame Street)
Bebê Urso
Márcio Araújo
Bruno Camargo
Rosita (Sesame Street)
Rosita
Claudia Victoria
Zoe (Sesame Street)
Zoe
Amanda Tavares
Julia (Sesame Street)
Julia
Abby Cadabby (Sesame Street)
Abby Cadabby
Marilice Cosenza
Thais Carvalho
Rudy (Sesame Street)
Rudy
Fabrício Rinaldi
Lola (Plaza Sésamo)
Lola
Marilice Cosenza
Kelly Guidotti
Bel (Vila Sésamo)
Bel[nb 1]
Thais Carvalho
चमकी (गली गली सिम सिम)
Chamki
Lily (Sesame Street)
Lily
Technical staff
Dubbing director
(Tempo Filmes)
Alexandre Soares
Musical dubbing director
(Tempo Filmes)
Charles Dalla
Edu Guimarães
Márcia Fernandes
Lyrical translation
(Tempo Filmes)
Charles Dalla

Segments[]

Revival[]

Sésamo[]

Trivia[]

  • Due to Globo nationalizing the show in 1974, all dubbed Sesame Street segments, outside of the Bert and Ernie sketches, were dropped during the 3rd season of the original run.[5][6]
  • The 2007 revival has two versions, a 50-minute version, like Sesame Street, and a 25-minute version, which was shown on TV Rá-Tim-Bum and in the last years of its broadcast on TV Cultura.

Footnotes[]

  1. Despite mostly appearing in original material with the same performer, she was dubbed over for a single song segment shown in the series, originally being recorded in Hindi[1].

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